really-dinosaur

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by really-dinosaur 9y ago
Inkscape is actually pretty good for basic vector manipulating and making SVG files, but yeah, it's pretty basic. The handles are much larger to click on than Illustrator though.
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by really-dinosaur 9y ago
I have trouble squatting at the office, but that is because like you say. Jeans are terrible! At home I can squat for about 30 seconds or so before it starts to get uncomfortable. I can do it, but haven't built up the endurance as we n
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by really-dinosaur 9y ago
I really like this... It forces us to question our role in the universe. Whilst the pyramids have stayed, what would end up standing from the modern days? Our days on this planet seem finite, and given progress recently I sometimes think th
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by really-dinosaur 9y ago
It's not superior, but is more versatile. I'd argue the lack of any kind of analogue input gives the product a limited lifespan. I've had the same studio monitors for the past 10 years, and headphones for 15 years. Audio equi
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by really-dinosaur 9y ago
'Audiophile grade' What does this even mean nowadays? Military grade is obvious, but when your target audience thinks lifting cables off the floor with ceramic risers reduces sibilance maybe it isn't a good descriptor of qual
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by really-dinosaur 9y ago
I completely disagree. I've worked in supermarkets, and facing-across products seemed like the most asinine thing in the world. If a product is out of stock, then the most immediate way to show that is by having an empty shelf. Instead
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by really-dinosaur 9y ago
The easiest way to explain Haxe, is it compiles C#/Java-like code into platform specific code, usually javascript nowadays. The Haxe syntax itself, is quite peculiar. You can get proper classes, properties, constructors (which are alwa